it breaks my heart when i hear things like that. i look back at my life, my history, when i first came in the mid to late 80's. i was welcomed. this country opened its arms. it said, "the immigrant farm worker, pay your taxes, and you will eventually become a u.s. citizen." now, even in my own life as a brain surgeon, i hear, and sometimes -- i hear comments sometimes about how i should not be here, how it took someone else's spot. it breaks my heart, because the united states was built on the backs of immigrants. we all came into the country with a dream, and i believe that dream. it breaks my heart. there is nothing i can do to change it. i can do my job as a brain surgeon and a researcher. i try to make it better every day for my patients, their families, my family, and the future generations of our country. tavis: i heard that at various points in my career as well, that you took someone else's spot. it does not matter what your contributions are to the country. there is always somebody who complained to took someone spot, never

>> i see and hear dead people like i see and hear you. >> reporter: are you feeling anything right nowreporter: what was the well? >> you have a guy standing behind you and -- yeah. things like that. >> reporter: should that bother me? >> no. it's just people. >> reporter: right. there's a guy standing behind me. how is that going for me? sounds scary. but not nearly as terrifying as what amy found here in one episode. the owner of plan b, jeffrey, had been complaining of strange bumps, weird voices and a bad, creepy feeling pervading his restaurant. >> immediately i look around because i feel like it should be someone right next to me, speaking to me and there's nobody around. makes my hair stand up. >> is the there any place in the restaurant you can show me -- >> the basement is really pretty -- pretty frightening. >> reporter: what steve discover bid checking the records, there had been a brutal murder in that basement 14 years ago. a laborer in what was then an antique shop killed the owner, bashing him in the head with a hammer. steve talked to the cops who worked the case. >> an

see right here i hear we have another great thing i did hear i hear that a viewer has sent in a picture of tot mom casey anthony at the trial now now wait a second wait a second controller i think we've got the wrong picture that's that's lauren lyster our reporter knows that's that's the right picture all right we have to go to a break but we will continue looking into this bombshell when we get back don't go anywhere. thank. me the you do you believe that any. thank. you protesting nobody seems to know. what number of pepper spray to face the argument that they're being overly dramatic . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm charging welcome to the big picture. mr. well here in the factor we want to cut through all the spin hype and p.r. nonsense and break it down for you so get ready for tonight's edition of pansies and patriots over the weekend a very left leaning web site politico did a hit piece on g.o.p. presidenti

i hear people say australia. i hear people say south africa. >> reporter: have you ever been to england? >> no. >> reporter: australia? >> no. >> reporter: south africa? >> no. >> reporter: any of these countries that you sound like? >> no. >> reporter: this is how she used to sound. >> how you doing with that name? oh, lord. >> reporter: but her south georgia twang disappeared in mid-february after she was hospitalized with strokelike symptoms. >> by the end of therapy i was speaking this way. >> reporter: what did you think? >> i could not believe this and is it going to stay around? >> reporter: dekalb medical center neurologist dr. joseph weisman said he's never seen a case like rins gariban. the scans of her brain show no signs of stroke that might have altered her speech. >> she seems to function entirely normally from a neurological point of view. >> reporter: there may be a name for what's going on, foreign accent syndrome, a rare disorder in which an injury to the language centers of the brain alters the

i will speak to the next hearing, and that is why i am up at this time. we held a hearing on the athletics and due to the large crowd, the speakers were given only one minute to speak. the commission was left about 10 minutes to discuss their own comments. there is a it -- an official at reach list, to testify. there was no mention of the eir issue. the department says that despite any deficiencies, and there are many, they are in favor of this project. the parks and recreation -- but they were looking to influence the local election. and parks and recreation, they were going to cancel the commonwealth club council on these issues. they tried to change the makeup of the panel and the content of the discussion. this has led to rulings of the sunshine task force, for parks and recreation, and therefore, through the december 1 hearing, we ask for a time for intelligent public comment. we will make certain that you yourself have adequate time for your own concerns. we look forward to hearing your comments and we know that you will review this carefully. workin

this is the same thing i am hearing in az. wait until they actually do the opo on herman cain it's not pretty. >> the fact that it comes from the perry campaign? >> that's what all of the crews lead to. i don't want to get hung up on that. >> for all of the talk about cain not confronting the allegations he gave this assessment of how it went so far. >> how do you think you did in terms of handling your first real crisis in your camp? >> it got off to a little bit of a bumpy start. i knew there was nothing to the baseless claims. i knew that. even though i may not have responded on monday morning as crisply and precisely as i did later in the day i would do it all over again if i had to. >> how are you doing? more importantly how is gloria doing with all of this? >> my wife like most spouses took it harder than i did. she knew about this. she knew from 1999. the candidates being mean it's like i am in a boxing match every day throwing punches back. turn on the tv watching all of the he can ago ratio-- exaggera and know he didn'

there are those who are federal judges or physicians or bankers, i hear from the cowboys in the street and the fishing goes and other people, i think there's a real anxiety in the country about the general direction of this nation and our society. >> charlie: we conclude this evening with calvintrillin his new book is called quite enough of calvin trillin. >> some people are funny. i don't think it's true you can't teach people to write because writing's ju thinking and you can teach people to write down their ideas. but you can't teach people to be funny. there was a professor who kept sending in these pieces. he's brilliant, absolutely brilliant. >> charlie: and they weren't funny. >> no. they were always sort of satire. you sort of felt a crane lifting this switch rue from one place to the other. there's definitely a new correlation of intelligence. >> charlie: brokaw and trillin, next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: tombrocaw is here. for more than 20 years he preside as th sole an cur managing editor

i hear ali's voice. i hear jimmy alice's voice and jerry qrry's voice and i started to have fun with it. and i was so focused and concentrated that it let all my -- being scared go. and years later, when i got -- i didn't like acting anymore, and i went away, and then turned professional and fought for five years and freddie roach was my trainer, there came a day when you can't fight anymore. ok. because my neurological tests. but people said i think to myself, was that destructive that i took five years off to go do that? but yet what i gained -- what i never had, even when i was an amateur fighter or even as a civilian, i never had discipline with my -- with being focused and concentrated. i was always scattered everywhere. but going back and working with freddie roach, it was all about being responsible, being focused, and being concentrated. you know? and hard work. and just going over something that was like -- anybody can do all this. but if you train the way you no about boxing, if you can just pe

i hear a lot and i think we can do better. >> i have a question. it is more directed toward contract compliance. is there a way to legislate this? like the local higher initiatives? -- hire initiatives, a good faith effort? is there a way to begin to move legislation to hold contractors more accountable or increase the transparency between them? >> i think that we probably need to get the community and some key departments stakeholders to talk about the barriers and see what we can actually do and what we can do without legislation, and what are the things that we legislate? a big problem with a lot of small firms, especially when they start getting work is the cash flow. you start depending on these big companies to pay your payroll because you don't have the cash flow. the city requires that they submit an invoice once a month. some department takes a month to pay. you have two months of pain year-old staff. i kind of understand that that is difficult. we should break it down, what are the barriers before you get certified? sometimes bonding, we

now i am a gene i want to hear what is your question tonight here are me alone out there are a lot of repeat that i love i don't. see how a wing calls. me oh thank you so much you know the twins are the most special people in my world where. can i ask my question now when i had go ahead and ok well i just want to know that since i lost the evidence you know do they have surveillance footage in our classrooms. you know i don't think if they do you have any surveillance footage in that classroom but all i know is that any school that my children are going to go to will have a camera so that there can be surveillance footage now imogene i have to hang up on you here we're getting an update i have breaking news from the michael jackson murder i mean death trial it appears that the jury may have reached a verdict so let's go straight to lauren lyster who is live on the scene and who's been covering every detail lauren tell us what do you know you know nancy at this point we are hearing that the jurors have passed a note to the judge and that possibly a verdict could be delivered as soon as

president chiu: i am introducing a hearing request review. at various times in recent years i have asked our arts agency to provide information about how different grant and program funds are going to our various communities. i believe that san francisco could do more to support a greater cultural equity. recently our controller's office completed a review of the arts commission. this report along with recent leadership changes at the arts commission provides us with an opportunity for the city to take a closer look at equity issues. the rest of my items i will submit. >> thank you. supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: thank you. today i am introducing legislation making a number of amendments to the campaign finance ordinance. this legislation came up through the ethics commission through their public outreach process. i am sponsoring as a request of the ethics commission. it would do a number of things. most of the items are clean up and consolidation. some of the primary features are the following. first, right now, there is an aggregate c

i hear it in their plans for tomorrow. it makes me miss a couple of things. e™ i5 or i7 processor. performance for your unique lifestyle. challenge that. new olay smooth finish facial hair removal duo. first a gentle balm. then the removal cream. effective together with less irritation and as gentle as a feather. new olay hair removal duo. >>> welcome back to the 2011 american music awards. i am here with chris, with brian of daughtry. how are you doing? performing tonight, third time you have performed at the amas. >> yeah, we're super excited about it. >> amas bring something crazy. what are you guys bringing to the table tonight? >> dirt, rocks and fire. >> it will be a hot performance. >> all right. i see by the cryptic laugh, that will make sense here in an hour. >> it will all make sense. just go with it. >> or you just like to evil laugh. >> i personally prefer the evil laugh. >> brian, i want to ask you about chris, he has twins now, four kids what is it like now with this guy with four kids? >> i think we're sighing a little different side of this guy

i hear from people all over this town, the work you have done. we feel like we have somebody in our corner. thank you. i want to reiterate what commissioner to be said. you are right on. commissioner clyde: i would like by starting to thank supervisor cohen. and also supervisor compost -- campos for bringing the problem forward. it is a problem that needs to be addressed. from different perspectives, people have their ways of addressing the problem. i have to recognize supervisor cohen with working with a contentious issue. that being said, i support the recommendations from the director because they come from a lot of thoughtfulness and giving clarity. i, i don't see -- for the businesses that are applying in the spirit of the law and correctly, that this will not be a hardship for them. that i know. for businesses that are applying it as well as they can, some of these requirements will be difficult. i do not think it is impossible. i do not see any way not to support, going forward, i think it is the best we can do. when we say hardship, it wil

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what i am hearing, i want to make sure that i am listening to you in this regard, if we apply for a permit, we will be exempt from sequel review, bogging us down for a long time? >> comeback for 30 days and let us know what is going on. >> we have taken steps to apply for a permit for the things referenced today. >> ok. public comment? >> a roll-call vote. president lee? >> no. >> vice president walker? >> yes. >> commissioner hechanova? >> no. >> commissioner murphy? >> no. >> commissioner romero? >> yes. >> the motion fails. we would need another motion to continue. but so, we can revisit the notion -- motion to continue? >> yes. >> because it is a motion to continue. >> it would be the cleanest record if you had a motion to continue whenever meeting you were trying to continue to. >> we would need a first and second. >> i make the motion that we continue to the december meeting. >> second. >> on this motion, is there any public comment? >> seeing none, president lee? >> yes. >> vice-president walker? >> no. >> commissioner hechanova? >> yes. >> commissioner murphy? >> yes. >> commission

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i would be interested in hearing your thoughts about closing the gap. it is great to see you. >> i do propose a number of things in my book. part of it is through better enforcement of the programs that are out there that are supposedly helping people to stay in their homes. the problem that i see is about inequalities that the been built into the living system, that have been built into it and have become institutionalized because of years and years of discrimination against women, people of color, the way that communities have developed over the past few years. there are even bigger inequalities' when we start talking about women's income. they tend to, because of the pay differential, are going to have less money to access homes. we also know that women, many of them, will spend about 50% of that lower income on their home. these are the kinds of things -- and that is higher than the rate of men that spend on their home. these are the things that i think we need to begin to address. what i propose is something that i am calling -- i propose that the a

but i think we will hear from more victims. dealing with -- if it is true he is a pedophile there are probably dozens and dozens of victims going over a period of decades here. i think we are at the tip of the iceberg here. >> attorney jeff herman and goldie taylor, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, the aftermath of the middle of the night raid by new york city police that cleared out the epicenter of the occupy wall street movement. >>> and tonight's "tax policy super hero is the ingenious member of the super committee who has figured out how to lead republicans around grover norquist's anti-tax pledge that most of them have signed. that's in the "rewrite." ♪ and just let me be [ male announcer ] this is your moment. ♪ your ticket home ♪ [ male announcer ] this is zales, the diamond store. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this

what i hear, i was just at a reception a moment ago with a bunch of republicans from across the stateis a thirst for somebody who can go head to head with obama. so either rick is going to make corrective measures and be able to perform tonight and nights going forward, or i think you'll see the end of his candidacy because one of the things i consistently here from voters is that they want somebody who can go head to head with obama. >> rick: mitt romney has been one that a lot of people have said could be that person, at least in terms of his debate performances go and yet a lot of people in the republican party not yet ready to show him the love. what does mitt romney got to do? >> i think that, again, what i hear and all this is anecdotal, i've not polled it, but what i hear as i move around the state is -- i've spent a lot of time -- is that they're concerned about conviction or passion from the standpoint of romney. that he's been on one side and the other on a number of issues and what they want is a level of conviction that reflects theirs. there is a real angst in this countr